Mercedes driver Valtteri Bottas and Red Bull team boss Christian Horner are on the same page when it comes to describing a key advantage enjoyed by Ferrari. Following the Scuderia's surprising flop in Melbourne, which it owed apparently to an over-cautious approach to engine cooling, the House of Maranello delivered a performance in Bahrain that was in-line with the expectations that emerged after pre-season testing. Ferrari's SF90 is undoubtedly a well-balanced package, but it's the car's straight-line speed that opened the eyes of its rivals at Sakhir, especially after qualifying when Charles Leclerc and Sebastian Vettel locked out the front row. Ferrari gives Leclerc's engine the...
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